Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-22
AFTERNOON SESSION.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
Buyer lss7-1oo tons 81 AZ; 200, 81 10; 100
81 1511a; 100, 81 1514 200. 81 Is.
81 OF; 100, 81 057s; CO., 81 O63ss; 200, 81 O61i
r ctl.
OATS Trade could not be much more quiet
than it is just at present. Buyers consider prices
too high, and only purchase as their wants COM
pei. At the moment it does not look as il ask
ing figures were likely to be reduced, as stocks
are under fair control, and there seems
We quote as follows: No. Feed. 81 65@1 20; No.
2, 81 cool 625; Milling 81 721sC91 rs; Surprise,
81 s591 80 Black, 81 5OdS1 55 q ell.
wheat SIS 5o aptG 5o G No 2@is fair SIC to
sl1; choice Wheat and Dat, Sl2 50013 so; good,
SO 50G11 so; Wild Dat. Sl0@12 so; Tame Dat,
s1o@11; Clover, 50 5o@l1; compressed Dat. $40
OBJ; compressed Wheat, SPOOL 50. We quote
new as follows: Wheat, sl2 50G13 50; Wheat
and Dat, Sll 5o@12: Wild Oat Sl1@12 good first
cutting Alfalfa, IS 5000 so; Barley and Alfalfa,
S7GS p ton.
HuPS-Prospects for better prices for the new
crop ure considered more favorable than short
time nee, as damage to New York roots has
since been confirmed. 1t is reported that en-
ington Territory on basis of 25c q h, which is
a marked advance on previous bids. Although
the local market has somewhat tirmer tone,
there is no large business in progress. Quotable
at ls0l71zc q IL, as to quality.
VkGETABLES-Stray lots of Asparagus and
Rhubarb still come to market, but the demand
is in larger supply and easier in price. Summer
Squash is cheap. Recefi IS of Tomatoes are
rather large, causing prices to shape favorably
for consumers. We quote prices: Asparagus, 81 a
81 80 p box: Rhubarb, 50c@e1 2 box; Egg Plant.
l2G15e 2 b; Cucumbers, S9l5c q dozen;
Green Peppers, 10@l5c q ID; Green Peas,
243c 2 n; Tomatoes, 75c6Sl 3 box;
Green Corn, l0lG15c 2 dozen: Green Okra, 2jc
G5ec 3 H. String Beans. 3aS1Sc z, d, for COM
mon and lace for better qualities sum
mer Squash, l5e20c = box for Vacaville, and
35@50c ? box for bay; ArticnoSes, 100
. fs50e a eSl: Bcsts, T5e@s1 sack; FarsIips
jO@75c = ei': GaIiiho1er, 50 G65c q dnsen ;
Caonsge, 50aT5c y ctt; Garlic, 2t93c Q 10
fetery, J5G60a y dozen Dry Peppers, SGI0c
DRY Okra. i5ta29e q n
FRUIT-The glus of Black Cherries continues.
but supplies hereafter are expected to gradually
diminish until the season is over. Strawba rries
make fine exhibit, the quality and quantity
being ali that could c desired. Blackberries
that are of any account sell well. Some arrivals
from fresno however, are overIipe and unsala-
Bile. Peaches are abundant and cheap, and the
same can be said of Apricots. The initial con-
signment OF Grapes reached market this week.
but it VIII he some time before any large re-
ceipts come to hand. Currants find improved
inquiry, the quality of arrivals is better than
a little while aso. Figs are on the increase, AID
good representation of this variety can be ex-
peetcd for the future. Gooseberfies are still seen
in liberal amounts Pears are being shipped
East, and very few good ones have, as yet, been
received in the home market. Apples, large and
small, sour and sweet, are in excess OF trade
wants. Cherry Piums are not i'll favor, and buy
ers about make their own figures. Peaches,
25G5oc 2 box and 30 65c q bskt; Apples, 5OcGsl
= box, and l5G4ec 2 bskt: Pears, 4Ddf75c p box,
aud 25@4oc z bskt; Figs, 5o@75e . box; Cherries,
60G75c q box for white, with Royal Ann at soc
to IL q box, and 3O@4Oc Tor black /;
Gooseberries, 21Sd3c for common, and
5@7c for . ID English; Strawberries, $50
Sal 90 s chest hest Cherry Plums s' 'a aoS
soc z box; Royal Apricots, S5@65c 2 box;
Mexican Lines. SIS q 10 q box; Lemons,
common, Ss94 for choice; Oranges, California,
Il 25G2 80 q box; Baranas, 50 50@3 so q
brIres' Pineepples. Sac u dozen.
BUTTER-The supply of strictly prime Butter
is less free. and prices show more steady tone
Already some few sales aye reported above our
quotations. Receipts of medium and lower
grades are liberal, and prices for these descrip-
tons rule easy. We quote: Fancy. q I5e221sc:
good to choice, 1992le; fair, 16slsc; mixed
lots, i2@l5c; hrkin, HsG21c for fancy, l6l01Sc
for fair 70 good. and llalSc z n fer POOR picked
roll, 22I&a2S11ze p ?. Eastern, IS@I5c i d for
ordinary to fairly good quality.
CHEEsE-Market quiet, with ease in values,
as supplies are ample. Quotable at 1013'allc
? b TOR choice. and 9tal0c for fair TO good quail
EGGS-sales of California drag, as buyers are
not inclined TO pay asking prices. Eastern pro-
duet moves OF with more freedom, being
cheaper. Qrotable at 24a26c 4 dozen Tor
ranch, and eo@22c for store lots. Eastern. ls@
zoe dozen
PoULTRY-Choiee Broilers are wanted at top
rates. For Turkeys there is pretty good demand.
while Ducks and Geese are in poor request.
We quote: Live Turkeys Gobblers. lS6
DOC; hens. I5G1Sc: Boosters. s5G6 nor did, and
rs 5Oel1 tor young Eens, $50 so for ordi-
nary stock. and s74s for choice; Rroilere.
sat So Dlcxs. "a 50s5 for old and 81 5ed6
for young: Geese. 81 = pair for Old, and q 2sta
80 p pair for Goslines; Pigeons, 81 2 dozen
for old and s292 25 for young.
W00Ir-Iralp is of trOOfly Or0fsnrtianS 10
dium TO fine grades receive the greater atten-
ton and the firmness of the market Is confined
to this class of stock. Liberal consi2nments OF
orsgrn stia come to hand We quote:
Northern
Extra choice spring p l2ie
do good
Poor short spring. seedy and bury, Z ib.-l3dl5
Good short spring. seedy, fb.-..---....-..f 5tfl7
Choice short spring. free, Is
Choicest Northern spring, n -
Good years spring free y